| 单词 | European Currency Unit |
| 释义 | European Currency Unit = (Ecu) A unit of account introduced by the European Economic Community (EEC) when forming the European Monetary System (EMS) in 1979. The Ecu was a form of international money used by various offical European bodies in their accounting, but very little by other financial markets. Its value was equal to a weighted average of the currencies of several member countries. The Ecu was superseded by the Euro, when this was adopted in 1999. |
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